Congrats! You"re Funny!

I'm joined by someone who proves you don’t need to be edgy to be hilarious — the one and only Chris Wineland! Chris is a nationally touring, award-winning Christian comedian whose clean, family-friendly comedy has been making people laugh for over 17 years. From writing for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to performing for millions both live and online, Chris has become one of the Top Ten Christian Comedians of Today — and for good reason. His comedy is relatable, uplifting, and rooted in faith,

Episode 3 contains a conversation with my comedy-mentor, John Osborne.  You know him as "2001 Michiana's Funniest Human" winner.  But he's a great friend to me, 20+ years comedy experience with some great stories and great advice...Follow me on Instagram @mrcoreymannCorey Mann Comedy on FaceBook upcoming shows at the end of the episode.Email me at coreymann0818@gmail.com

My guest is Sherri Lynn, (radio host/producer, playwright, author, speaker, and comedian).Learn more about her at www.iamsherrilynn.comFollow me on facebook at Corey Mann ComedyInstagram@mrcoreymann  Audio from second open mic 12/14/2023 in Niles, Michigan.

This is the maiden voyage of "Congrats! You're Funny!", a podcast about stand up comedy.  My name is Corey, and I host this podcast. Together, we are going on a journey from notebook to stage and attempting to become a legit stand-up comedian.  In this episode, you get my origin story.  You'll also hear my very first open mic experience.  Warning: it's painful, but its the beginning, and on this podcast, I'll show you flaws and all.My email is coreymann0818@gmail.comFollow me on Instagram

From the host of "What Else With Corey Mann", and the former co-host of "Sports Yak", comes yet another podcast to take up space in your feed!"Congrats! You're Funny!", a podcast about stand-up comedy is one man's journey (along with some other friends too) You'll hear the ups and downs, the trainwrecks and touchdowns, the good nights and the bad nights, the origin(s) of a joke, the telling of the joke, and the decision to either kill or embrace the joke.It's just the beginning, but why not document